Weights From P.R. Garcia 139.75 lb., Herrera 139.25 lb.

All fighters did their part to proceed with Saturday's card, which airs on Showtime, live from Bayamon, Puerto Rico.

In the main event, Danny Garcia makes the first defense of his lineal 140 lb. championship (fifth overall alphabet title defense) against Mauricio Herrera.

Garcia (27-0, 16KO) weighed in at 139.75 lb., just below the divisional limit for his first fight since scoring a career-best win over Lucas Matthysse last September to become the division's true World champion.

Herrera (20-3, 7KO) came in slightly lighter at 139.25 lb, for his first world title fight. The California-based contender is best known for his upset win over Ruslan Provodnikov on ESPN2 more than three years ago.

The co-feature pits former sparring partners against one another in a 12-round heavyweight elimination bout. Unbeaten knockout artist Deontay Wilder (30-0, 30KO) squares off versus Malik Scott. Wilder, the last American male boxer to capture an Olympic medal, weighed in at 227 lb. Scott, who showed up to the weigh-in with a bag over his head with the slogan "Get Ya Popcorn Ready", came in at 238 lb.

On the undercard, former champs Daniel Ponce de Leon and Juan Manuel 'Juanma' Lopez square off in a rematch to their 2008 encounter. Lopez won his first major title in their June '08 encounter, knocking out Ponce de Leon inside of a round.

The Puerto Rican southpaw has won titles in two weight classes, but has since fallen far from grace. He attempts one last comeback and at a new weight, weighing in at 129 lb. for Saturday's encounter. Ponce de Leon was slightly lighter at 128.75 lb.

[QUOTE=Snake4380;14325967]Seems like a decent event for Showtime. I hope Showtime does decent numbers with this card to make up for the money it's going to lose this year on Mayweather. I still can't believe that Showtime gave Mayweather that huge…